Ashish Kothari explains why trying to do too much with your money can backfire. Over-concentration and over-diversification both trap you. He sees money as energy that follows universal patterns.
Think about the investor investing and taking too much risk, concentrated risk. That's too much of something. But you know what else is too much of something? Over diversification. So there's ways to over or under do every single one of these relationships with money. To be successful in life you've got to master them all and you get to master them through different SL stages of life, different levels within that stage and even with different states as you move through a level. So this for me, I'm a lever. I built this system, but it's not even a system I built. It's more like I discovered patterns in all kinds of places and then said this applies to money too because money is an energy. And if energy works this way at a cosmic or a quantum level, then maybe it works at this level that we're dealing with each and every day as we handle money or energy and do so over a period of time.
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